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The Columbia economic development office has hired a business-recruitment manager who will start the role targeting Charleston and Greenville restaurants and retailers in hopes of enticing owners to open a

A newly formed nonprofit will now head the effort to foster economic development within Greenvilles city limits.

The city of Greenville's new development code will set new guidelines that will help shape future growth in the city.

What you need to know about the Greenville mayoral candidates, the election process, and how and where you can vote in the Tuesday, June 13 primary.

According to GOAL, there is a shortage of at least 11,000 homes for families making less than $27,000 a year in Greenville County. Heres what to know.

The Greenville Mayor, one City Council at-large seat and the Commissioner of Public Works will all be contested races in November 2023.

Incumbent city councilmembers Dorothy Dowe, John DeWorken and Ken Gibson are all running for re-election this year, The Greenville News has confirmed.

Greenville officials are trying to curb conflicts of interest on city review boards. But a potential law is raising questions about transparency.

Greenvilles City Council districts will look different in the coming months as District 4 sheds thousands of voters. Heres what to know.

After testy discussion and a failed policy amendment, Greenville City Council voted to spend $5.5 million in public money for a tower in Unity Park.